### What is it?
  - MAKI helps us to create, manage and execute taskss task.

### What makes?
  - Executes commands on local servers, testing environment and productions servers

### How to?
* first step is to install on your computer Maki
* Then, at the root of your project to create a file named 'tasks.php'
* Add tasks to the file 'tasks.php'
* Execute the commands 'maki ...'



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@roadmap:
  - implement recursive remote_local function
  - implement recursive local_remote function



## install


### dependencies:
    - pecl install ssh2 channel://pecl.php.net/ssh2-0.11.3
        pecl ssh2 has dependency:
          - libssh (brew install libssh) or (apt-get install libssh)
          - openssl (brew install openssl) or (apt-get install openssl)



### Install Maki


  

    cd ~
    git clone git://github.com/stvkoch/Maki.git
    sudo ln -s ~/Maki/bin/maki /usr/bin/maki


OR

    cd ~
    git clone git://github.com/stvkoch/Maki.git
    #copy Maki folder to /usr/local/maki and create link /usr/local/maki/bin/maki to /usr/bin/maki
    ./Maki/bin/maki --self install
    
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Now, you can execute maki commands on your project. First you need create your tasks on tasks.php file, create it on root of your project.

    cd ~/www/yourproject
    vi tasks.php


Add configs and tasks:

    //this is examples what you can do
    set('SSH_USERNAME',   'username1' );
    set('SSH_PASSWORD',   'passcrypts1');
    set('SSH_HOST',       'production.hostname.local');

    set('LOCAL_BASE_DIR', '/home/username/www/application');
    set('REMOTE_BASE_DIR','/server/www/application');
    set('FILES_ON_GIT','git://github.com/stvkoch/Maki.git');


    task('install', 'webserver01', function(){
      if(prompt('Install now? You are sure??', 'red')=='y'){
        remote('mkdir -p '.get('REMOTE_BASE_DIR'));
        remote('cd '.get('REMOTE_BASE_DIR'));
        remote('git clone '.get('FILES_ON_GIT'));
      }
    });

    task('install', 'sqlserver01', function(){
      if(prompt('Install SQL now? You are sure??', 'red', 'white')=='y'){
        local('mysqldump -h master_or_dev.sqlserver.domain.ext -u userlocal -p passlocal --databases super_DB > /tmp/current_dump_DB.sql')
        local_remote('/tmp/current_dump_DB.sql', '/tmp/current_dump_DB.sql');//copy local file to server
        remote('mysql -h '.get('SQL_HOST').' -u usernameSQL -p XPTOPass < /tmp/current_dump_DB.sql');
        remote('cd '.get('REMOTE_BASE_DIR'));
        remote('git clone '.get('FILES_ON_GIT'));
      }
    });

    task('tasks', function(){
      message('woow... I ready to tasks my code', 'blue');
    });

    //test stuffs
    task('test', function(){
      message('testing, testing, 1,2,3...', 'white');
      return true;
    });

    //git tasks
    task('git', function(){
      local('cd '. get('LOCAL_BASE_DIR'));
      $message = prompt('Commit message:','red', 'white');
      $diffs = local('git diff');
      local('git add .');
      local("git commit -m '${message}'");
      local('git push');
      //mail('developers-mail-list@address.com','Commit:'.$message, $diff);
    });


OK, you create your basic tasks  tasks.php file, and now you can execute commands



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@example


list all task on tasks.php file

    ~/www/yourprojectfolder$ maki list
      - tasks
      - test
      - git



run task test

    ~/www/yourprojectfolder$ maki test


show help commands

    ~/www/yourprojectfolder$ maki help



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You can create hierarchy tasks


@example hierarchy tasks

    //maki git (run add, commit and push)
    task('git', 'diff', function(){
      local('cd '. get('LOCAL_BASE_DIR'));
      $message = local('git diff');
      message($message);
      //if you like, send e-mail with diff
    });
    task('git', 'add', function(){
      local('cd '. get('LOCAL_BASE_DIR'));
      local('git add .', true);
    });
    task('git', 'commit', function(){
      local('cd '. get('LOCAL_BASE_DIR'));
      $messageCommit = prompt('Message Commit:');
      local("git commit -m '".$messageCommit."'");
    });
    task('git', 'push', function(){
      local('cd '. get('LOCAL_BASE_DIR'));
      local('git push');
    });


You can run one or all hierarchy tasks

@example
    > maki git diff #execute one task
    > maki git #execute all git tasks (diff, add, commit and push)


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Useful commands used to create tasks within the file tasks.php



## Commands


### set


Set configuration of environment

    set($cons, $value, $env='master')




### get


Get specific configuration of environment

      get($cons, $env='master')





### get_config_env


Get configuration of environment

    get_config_env($env='master')




### Task


Create new task

    task()

@example

      //create tasks.php on root of your project
      <?
      
      set('SSH_USERNAME', 'username1' );
      set('SSH_PASSWORD', 'passcrypts1');
      set('SSH_HOST',     'production.hostname.local');

      ...

      task('test', 'frontend', function(){
       require_once 'frontendTest.php';
       require_once 'PHPUnit.php';
       $suite  = new PHPUnit_TestSuite("FrontendTest");
       $result = PHPUnit::run($suite);
       if($result ->errorCount()>0){
         message('Errroor you not can tasks', 'red');
       }else{
         maki('git');
         maki('tasks');
       }
      });


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### remote


Execute command on remote computer via SSH

      remote($command, $send_output=false)




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### local


Execute command on local computer

      local($command, $send_output=false)




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### remote_local



Copy recursive file from remote directory to local directory

      remote_local($path_remote, $path_local)




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### local_remote


Copy recursive file from local directory to remote directory

      local_remote($path_local, $path_remote)




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### maki


Run hierarchy tasks. You can run task inside tasks.


      maki()



@example

      task('tasks',function(){
        if(maki('test'))
          remote('git pull');
      });
      task('test', function(){
        message('testing,testing, 1,2,3,...');
        return false;//woowww test fail!
      });



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### open_environment


Add new environment on top of stack. You can have more than one 
configuration environment, it is these environments that
run tasks.

      open_environment($environment)


@example
      set('SSH_USERNAME',   'username1', 'production');
      set('SSH_PASSWORD',   'passcrypts1', 'production');
      set('SSH_HOST',       'production.hostname.local', 'production');
      
      set('SSH_USERNAME',   'usernamestaging', 'staging');
      set('SSH_PASSWORD',   'passcryptsstaging', 'staging');
      set('SSH_HOST',       'staging.hostname.local', 'staging');

      task('deploy', 'production', function(){
        open_environment('production');
        remote('cd /path/to/application');
        remote('git pull');
        close_environment();//remove environment of top stack(production), and 'master' environment is available
      });
      task('deploy', 'production', function(){
        open_environment('staging');
        remote('cd /path/to/application');
        remote('git pull');
      });



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### close_environment


Remove environment of stack environments

      close_environment($environment)




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### current_environment


Return top environment on stack

    $env = current_environment()
    $env->name()




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### message


Show message on terminal

      message($message, $fgColor = null, $bgColor = null, $style = null)




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### prompt


Ready to accept your input

      $string = prompt($message, $fgColor = null, $bgColor = null, $style = null)




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### configurations



      SSH_USERNAME, 
      SSH_PASSWORD, 
      SSH_HOST, 
      SSH_PORT,
      SSH_PUBLIC_KEY, (if set public_key and private_key ssh use this try connect)
      SSH_PRIVATE_KEY,(if set public_key and private_key ssh use this try connect)
      SSH_SECRET (if set public_key and private_key ssh use this try connect)
      
PATHs
      LOCAL_BASE_DIR, 
      REMOTE_BASE_DIR


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example

      set('SSH_USERNAME', 'userprod', 'production');
      set('SSH_PASSWORD', 'passprod', 'production');

      set('SSH_USERNAME', 'userstag', 'staging');
      set('SSH_PASSWORD', 'passstag', 'staging');

      task('tasks', function(){
        open_environment('staging');
        remote('git pull');

        open_environment('production');
        remote('git pull'); //run on ssh production
        close_environment('production');

        remote('service restart apache');//on staging environment
        close_environment('staging');
      });




See exemple file __tasks.php__


Any question

Steven Koch <stvkoch@gmail.com>